Chapter

 1    3|   nature manifested in numerous names and forms is still called
 2    3|     Absolute, and has different names in different languages for
 3    3|  variety — the state of various names and forms — , thereby distinguished
 4    4|       involutions, has numerous names, the sum of them all being
 5    6| differences and distinctions of names and forms fade away, and
 6   11|   reflected in the knowledge of names and forms; wisdom is consciousness
 7   11| dependent upon the knowledge of names and forms.~ ~The gift of
 8   11|         ignorance, in different names and forms. Just as one's
 9   11|        itself through different names and forms to accomplish
10   11|       appearing under different names and forms; and they love
11   11|        and under such different names and forms as Abraham, Moses,
12   18|       obtained by experience of names and forms; wisdom is the
13   24|         of manifestation in the names of gods and goddesses. Sufism,
14   24|       Face.' They look upon all names and forms as the means of